TruData Announces QlikView ROI Calculator
Jan 25, 2017
Easy to use tool harnesses the power of QlikView business intelligence software to calculate its value to users.
Springfield, MO, United States - January 24, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
TruData, a data and analytics solutions company specializing in providing customized business intelligence services to financial institutions, announced the release of its ROI calculator tool to help industry stakeholders measure the value the software brings to their organization and help them quantify the return on the product's investment in both financial and time-savings terms.
QlikFI, TruData's flagship product, harnesses the power of industry-leading business intelligence tool QlikView and uses it as the basis for its ROI calculator. Taking advantage of QlikView's easy to use interface, the tool allows you to create multiple scenarios and run simulations based on a wide array of cost variables to quickly determine the cost- and time-savings benefits your institution will enjoy.
Determining the ROI on a product or service is crucial in today's business environment. With industries spending more and more on technology, it's vital to have a way of measuring and validating expenses to the relevant stakeholders. The QlikView ROI calculator does precisely that, quantifying its value in ways specific to your financial institution's needs.
About TruData
Through its QlikFi offering, TruData provides highly-customized business intelligence and powerful data analytics solutions to financial institutions. QlikFI allows users to collate data from multiple streams and collate, sort and analyze it through its intuitive suite of dashboards. TruData's mission is to empower institutions to harness the power of their data to make timely and informed decisions while seeking out new business opportunities.
Contact Info:
Name: TruData
Email: [email protected]
Organization: TruData
Address: 601 North National Ave, Suite 102, Springfield MO 65802
Phone: (844) 351-3282
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